Love Insurance

Love Insurance by Earl Derr Biggers is a humorous and satirical novel published by Independently Published on October 21, 2019. This edition spans 476 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Owen Jephson, who works for an American branch of Lloyds’ insurers and is accustomed to underwriting unusual risks. When Lord Harrowby requests insurance against his fiancée jilting him at the altar, Jephson seizes the opportunity and sends Dick Minot to Florida to ensure the wedding proceeds smoothly.
Readers will find a blend of action, adventure, and mystery as Minot unexpectedly falls in love with Cynthia Meyrick on a train, complicating his mission. The narrative explores themes of loyalty and deception, particularly as questions arise about Lord Harrowby’s true character. This edition offers a light-hearted take on romance and the complexities of relationships, making it an engaging read for those interested in humorous fiction and detective elements.
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Working for an American branch of Lloyds’ insurers, Owen Jephson is used to underwriting unusual things-weight loss in actors, inconvenient rain at garden parties, twins in the family-nonetheless he is taken aback when Lord Harrowby asks him to insure against his fianc�e jilting him at the altar. Never one to turn down an interesting offer, Jephson agrees, but swiftly dispatches Dick Minot to Florida to make sure that Lloyds’ assets are protected and that Cynthia Meyrick makes it down the aisle. Unfortunately Minot promptly falls in love with Cynthia after accidentally meeting her on a train, and has to decide where his loyalties lie-should he sabotage or support the wedding, especially as it comes to light Lord Harrowby may not be all that he seems? This light, sophisticated romcom is guaranteed to charm readers.
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